we can convert any decimal value to a fraction by simply <u>using in the denominator a power of 10 with as many zeros as there are decimals and lost the dot above</u>, this one has one decimal, so we'll use 1 zero, and lose the dot above.
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It seems the first line has to be
1. AB=CD and AD=CB 1. given
2. AC=AC 2. Reflexivity (things are equal to themselves)
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ACB

CAD 3. SSS
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4. Corresponding parts of congruent triangles
5 DC || AB 5. Congruent alternate traversal angles imply parallel lines
The complete fraction is 24/30=4/5
<h3>How to create an equivalent fraction?</h3>
The expression is given as:
blank over 30=4/5
Represent the blank with x.
So, we have:
x/30=4/5
Multiply both sides by 30
x = 30 * 4/5
Evaluate
x = 24
Substitute x = 24 in x/30=4/5
24/30=4/5
Hence, the complete fraction is 24/30=4/5
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